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Sr-71 ~ Fame (What She's Wanting)


Staring down from 30,000 feet above the planet She gets the sense nothing's behind her anymore Her quest for fame has left her nothing short of a fanatic For the chance to be the one that we adore Fame's what she's wanting You can't go too far (when that's who you are...because) Fame's what she's wanting Not a face in the crowd just a disposable pop star They called her princess cause they always knew she'd be a servant Never having an ambition in her life They all knew she end up just another loser's girlfriend Who'd a thought she'd become a Jedi Knight Bittersweet the taste of...... more free lyrics

Staring down from 30,000 feet above the planet
She gets the sense nothing's behind her anymore
Her quest for fame has left her nothing short of a fanatic
For the chance to be the one that we adore

Fame's what she's wanting
You can't go too far (when that's who you are...because)
Fame's what she's wanting
Not a face in the crowd just a disposable pop star

They called her princess cause they always knew she'd be a servant
Never having an ambition in her life
They all knew she end up just another loser's girlfriend
Who'd a thought she'd become a Jedi Knight

Bittersweet the taste of......

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